England Reach Euro 2025 Final Led by Teenager Agyemang

Sarina Wiegman, the England women's head coach, is highly valued and under contract through the 2027 Women's World Cup, with the Football Association's chief executive Mark Bullingham stating she is "not for sale at any price" due to her extraordinary record of leading teams to five major tournament finals in a row. Wiegman has praised 19-year-old Michelle Agyemang as "something special" after the young striker saved England from elimination twice during UEFA Women's Euro 2025, scoring three goals in her first four appearances and demonstrating maturity and strong technical skills despite being a tournament debutant. Agyemang came off the bench to score crucial late goals in the quarter-final against Sweden and the semi-final against Italy, with fellow teammate Chloe Kelly scoring the winning goal in the latter match. Senior players like Lucy Bronze have also lauded Agyemang's humility, fearlessness, and bright future, highlighting the strength and depth of the England squad under Wiegman's guidance. Despite her rapid rise and impact, Wiegman is not feeling pressured to give Agyemang more playing time, emphasizing the player's readiness and steady development. England will face world champions Spain in the Euro 2025 final, aiming for a hat-trick of European titles under Wiegman’s leadership.